Italy Revolution Letters to the Editor
The letter condemns Bolshevism in Italy and credits Premier Giolitti with stifling revolutionary effort. It argues private property will endure and cites Russia’s bloodied lessons. A reader discusses the Carlyon bill, road bonds, auto licenses, and national policy, urging America to mind its own business.
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Italy
Europe
Giolitti
Evan
Russia
the Star
Times
Ll. W. Murray
Armenia
Britain
Great
America
Fragmented verse fragment on verity proposition
It is a proposition of verity that none ern while he is d South.
What sort of a man is her husband
A fragment cites a remark about a husband being “mice” and social habits, noting he accompanies her to after parties and calls for her, referenced by a Detroit Free item.
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Detroit
Japan's Siberian ambitions cited as militaristic danger
The article argues Japan cannot democratize its government and remains a military power. It asserts that war and navy chiefs control policy, not the prime minister, and warns that Japan's land ambitions threaten regional stability and American interests.
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Japan
Sword
Far East
Pacific
United States
Washington
Foreign Office
America
Hope as the strongest force shaping fate
The piece argues that hope fuels all humanity from rich to poor, driving health, happiness, love, and fame. It warns that losing hope leads to loss of purpose, cowardice, and despair, while nations endure by risking sacrifice for national salvation, all centering on hope.
Mother Love and a Chicago Divorce Tale
A divorce notice quotes Mrs. Daniel F. Sullivan of Chicago with the headline reason Mother Love. The piece describes her filling a slum nursery with ten to fifteen adopted children, her happiness in caring for them, and her husband’s objections to the noise and money. He left after the divorce was granted.
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Daniel F. Sullivan
Chicago
Accommodating Jap Letter and Miscellany Set Piece
A collection of humorous and fragmentary items from various locales and topics. Jokes about sport, costume mishaps, a WWI era style letter, and odd notices mingle with quirks of language and cartoonish captions. The voice is playful and editorial, featuring short sketches and mock headlines.
America at War and the Decay of Civic Virtue
Doctor Crane argues Americans hate the war but do not understand its moral cost. He warns four million men in uniform disrupt rooted growth and unleash waste, debt, and a collapse of democracy. He cites profiteering, labor distaste, and social hate as signs of national degeneration.
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Europe
Ruthie
Germany
van Carlyle
Billy Sunday Defends Honest Baseball in The Star Today
Billy Sunday writes in The Star Today praising organized baseball as the cleanest American sport while condemning the gambling factions that tainted it. He lauds Charlies Comiskey for suspending indicted players and calls for public support to keep baseball trusted and strong nationwide.
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Billy Sunday
the Star Today
Honest Baseball
Ita
America
Charlies Comiskey
Meveland
Prese
Ne Ae
After War Comes Hell Says Serpent Metaphor
A fragment reflects on humanity described as serpents striving for supremacy, tying the aftermath of war to a descent into hell after death. The lines express a stark, somber view of current humanity.
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Hell
The Stairs to Success and a Hillsboro Designer Turbine
A graduation motto urges climbing stairs to success rather than sudden leaps. The piece cites Longfellow on steady toil and notes a Hillsboro North Dakota designer whose turbine boast a total diameter of 0.048 inches.
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Hillsboro, N. D
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